FAES-Center on Compulsive Behaviors Scholarship
FAES-Center on Compulsive Behaviors Scholarship supports NIH CCB fellows with course and workshop tuition and fees, adding academic learning to the center’s mission to build expertise in compulsive behaviors.
Funder: Foundation for Advanced Education in the Sciences
Due Dates: No application deadline stated (FAES-CCB scholarship)
Funding Amounts: $300 per course or workshop; up to two awards for separate programs in the 2025–2026 academic year, subject to available funds
Summary: Supports current NIH Center on Compulsive Behaviors fellows with tuition and fees for FAES courses and workshops.
Key Information: Only current CCB fellows are eligible; recipients must complete coursework for credit with a passing grade or repay the scholarship.
Description
The Foundation for Advanced Education in the Sciences (FAES), in partnership with the NIH Center on Compulsive Behaviors (CCB), provides scholarships to current CCB fellows for FAES Academic Programs. Awards contribute toward course or workshop tuition and fees, supporting formal academic learning rather than directly funding research projects.
Founded in 2017, CCB is a trans-NIH Intramural Research Program initiative that promotes collaboration between intramural laboratories in the neuroscience community. Its goals are to advance scientific discovery and develop expertise in compulsive behaviors through inter- and intra-institutional connections. The scholarship adds an educational component to that mission by helping fellows participate in FAES coursework and workshops.
